[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Snub nose Pic thread (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 1/23/2013 9:30:53 PM EDT
How about a snub nose pic thread. I don' have one yet, but i want a 642 to conceal
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Smith & Wesson Model 66 http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee484/damienph/722.jpg Taurus M85 and Rossi M351 http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee484/damienph/206_zpsdad4ae9e-1_zpsd6d98585.jpg ]Sorry for the crappy pics I really like that Model 66 how do you like the Rossi? |
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That is GORGEOUS ! 
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Why did you find the nyclads? |
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Does a 3" barrel still count as a "snub" ? http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m192/NVGdude/Taylor003.jpg Ok then, how about the rare and very hard to find Dan Wesson "Lil" Dan" 738P ? http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m192/NVGdude/738P002Crop.jpg More pics of the lil Dan please? 
I love my 715 as well, and mine is a little bit rare too being that it's a Fixed Barrel version 
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Why did you find the nyclads? The last of my stores of 125 +P... They're gone now. I carry Speer 135 +P short barrel these days. I still have a couple boxes of the 158 +P SWC as seen in the Model 64 pic. |
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I love snubs! not mine but I have one of the 2000 made. Model 242, 7-shot .38 Speial +P, Airlite frame with Ti cylinder, round butt L-frame, Double action only. http://www.franksplanet.com/242.jpg Also made in a 5-shot .44 Special I had no idea they made those in .38. Now I want one! 
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My daily carry guns.
Have shot both extensively and I'm pretty good with them out to 15 yards. Both have had excellent trigger jobs. The finish on both has held up great considering how often these are carried. S&W 642 Pro Series with factory compensator and adj front sight. I only carry with 158gr lead HP +P. Practice with Blazer 158gr +P FMJ. Love this revolver. Compensator seriously tames recoil and makes follow up shots much easier, the longer grip helps too. I can shoot this very accurately. Barrel is 2 1/8" with comp. 
S&W 360PD Scandium & Titanium. Less than 11ozs. 357mag, ouch! I only carry with 158gr lead HP +P. Practice with Blazer 158gr +P FMJ. Bought this one when they first came out...I think over 10 years ago? 
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M&P 340 http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/ff366/C1911/007a.jpg My Wife's 642 http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/ff366/C1911/010.jpg What ammo is that in the cylinders? Thanks! |
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M&P 340 http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/ff366/C1911/007a.jpg My Wife's 642 http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/ff366/C1911/010.jpg What ammo is that in the cylinders? Thanks! the second one looks like Critical Defense |
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Smith & Wesson Model 66 http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee484/damienph/722.jpg Taurus M85 and Rossi M351 http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee484/damienph/206_zpsdad4ae9e-1_zpsd6d98585.jpg ]Sorry for the crappy pics I really like that Model 66 how do you like the Rossi? I do like the Rossi. The fit and finish are good, it's accurate. It is closer in size to my old S&W Model 60 (that my brother has now) than the Taurus. It actually fits in my Fobus M60 holster. I think that the Rossi and Taurus are both good values for what they cost. But, they absolutely are not in the same class as a Smith & Wesson. I like the Rossi. I love the M66! |
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I promise I have the ugliest one of them all, and it shoots like a champ! http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i153/sibirty/gun%20stuff/100_7887.jpg Like a pug dog... handsome ugliness! 
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I promise I have the ugliest one of them all, and it shoots like a champ! http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i153/sibirty/gun%20stuff/100_7887.jpg Like a pug dog... handsome ugliness!
internally, it is spotless. Hell, it barely even has a drag ring. Being generous, Id say before I got it it had less than 200 rnds through it. |
